The Wall Street Journal’s website is adopting features that would normally be seen on facebook or myspace to make navigation on the website easier and more interactive. “Paying subscribers create personal profile pages with their real names, job details, interests and photo.”- AP/ANICK JESDANUNMonday, Sep. 15, 2008. This allows discussion groups to be formed and comments as well as advice to be given. This article explains to us that even though newspaper websites are slow at catching up on interactive media that facebook, myspace and youtube already have they are implementing what they can to make current events more accessible and easier to discuss.
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Social Networking Coming to Wall Street Journal Website
The Wall Street Journal’s website is adopting features that would normally be seen on facebook or myspace to make navigation on the website easier and more interactive. “Paying subscribers create personal profile pages with their real names, job details, interests and photo.”- AP/ANICK JESDANUN Monday, Sep. 15, 2008. This allows discussion groups to be formed and comments as well as advice to be given. This article explains to us that even though newspaper websites are slow at catching up on interactive media that facebook, myspace and youtube already have they are implementing what they can to make current events more accessible and easier to discuss.
~ by nelsonpa on September 29, 2008.
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